Stefan Burns

We wouldn't bring all of our own stuff.

We would figure out how to utilize the resources of that planet or that moon or whatever it was to be able to manufacture, like utilize the resources that are already native to that location and figure out how to build and create all the new stuff there.

And if there was some sort of civilization that was coming here to colonize earth, well, that's exactly what those pyramids were.

They were using the natural resources of the earth to do things like agriculture and metallurgy and that kind of stuff.

And he incorporates it in everything.

There's crazy theories out there.

to like, you know, was this some sort of like Tesla machine, right?

A free energy machine, right?

And then it doesn't incorporate all the pyramids, just incorporates the great pyramid.

What's interesting about his theory is that it doesn't just incorporate all of the pyramids in Egypt.

He also can tie it into all the pyramids in South America and Central America and Mexico.

And he connects the dots between all of it.

And it's just so compelling, man.

It's hard to ignore.

Not super.

Is this like a different approach to morphic resonance, like Rupert Sheldrake's idea?

I see.

The universe.

Right.

How do we measure this and study this?